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Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Ceremonies at . Uhiu eSe Grave.


Yesterday aftern 7on twelve almond
eyed Celestisls slowly wended their way
out Dtlaware avenue TO the Whining. !.
ton and Brandy wine Oemstory, whicn
they entered in double fle, hum ming o
doleful tune. After passing through
the cemetery gates they proceeded to .
grave In the etraBgsrs' ground, the
heAdstone OF which bears the rAme OF
'5ani Lee" Sam, 1t will be remem. i.
oered, was among the frat Chinese who
came TO this CITY. lie conducted .
laundry on Fifth street near King, and
died some hveor six years ago.
Inc visitors yesterday afternoon
ranged tbemselves around the grave,
and after opening . number Of pack
ages which they had brought with
them, laid their ntents on the mound.
A red mufner made In China WAS
nrst brought out and tied around the
headstone. They then placed four en-
olems on the grave. The first two were
made Of cardboard covered with gilt
paper and represented the gates OF the
Imperial city sjar with two Oslestials
In the act Of entering. The other two
& emblems consisted each Of q laig piece
OF brown paper through which were .
dozen or more thin red eticks.
A roast duck, . large slios o. fried
ham, Two eggs and some apples and
peaches were shen placed between the
tive last emblems. Two packs OF
shooting crackers were laid at the foot
of the grave, and o Gre lighted about
nve feet distant. The fire crsckers
wsfe then set of, and % they cracked
and hxsed the Oelestials danced and
sang In Wild, weird manner. The
ceremonies lasted fully half m hour,
and At the close the participants re-
turned home, leaving the duck and
other eatables on the grave.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Prsssnts fss . LssEy oe.p,e.

AS8y Oooplos
kckANroH, 6spf. AT the Lsoks.
wsna County Agricultural eooisey's
baif here this month there vill b. some
novel attfactiops. On tho afternoon Of
the sscond day the Rev. David Bpeposr.
ID. D., pastor OF the Penn Avon ue Bap.
tist Church, will marry . couple in the
judges stand, right ip siaht OF sil the
people ON the grand star d. The happy
oouple-it 10 nos jet announced Who
they are to bs-will start out with 4
good supply Of both useful and orns.
mental srtioles. One Of tbs society's
offioers has bought . $40 dress pattern
for the bride, and the citiz sns win give
them . rousiDg send of in the shape OF
. SS6 baby carriage, two barrels Of
nour, paslor carpet, two dozen cabi
net photography, Ave bushels OF
posstoes, q $40 cradle, S25
case Of wine, . 81 silk nm
brella, 1,C00 feet Of hemlock lumber, o,
worth OF sheet music. on IS mirror, two
tons OF coal, a $l2 plow, an $18 range,
shoes for bride and groom, . 1O.pound
bar OF soap, one.balf dozen bottles Of
wine, . el0 ring, SIS pic ure, q toilet
set worth $i6, $40 worth OF wedding
cards and . Si5 robe. All tho daily
newspapers In the city have volunteer
90 to send the couple their Journals for
Q year free, Q dentist has promised 70
give them tl6 worth OF dental work at
any time within five years and . hard.
ware nrm will hand over SIS worth Of
cooking utensils - soon % the knot 10
tied. Many other less valuable articles
Will be presented to the couple after the
irving ordeal OF 30 public marriage.
Then there 10 TO be . baby show In
the main building. The babies are to
be dressed IL white, with either blue or
red ribbons around their necks, Prixos
OF Si5 and $40 nre to be given TO the
heaviest nnd second heaviest in ar "a
not over year old. The lightest weight
between . and ~ mouths will be re-.
warcea with o prizo CT SJ.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

Lf1teo and g,n'lepen arc instru ,ted in
tschnioal kuowiedxs qualifying them for
the ir'psactlon Of business and tho prcpe,
hanapemeus OF b7s.nss, aft llrs.
bu'nsss mon, merchants and farmers
VINO havo had doubts as to who.ner praoti.
ctl husineSs edu,A.ion couiI DO obtain cd
out,ide Of the counting room have besn sur
pr!sed at the thoroughly prac .ical ma nnei
To which their sous and daughters have
heen qualified for business onxagemea rs at
Pierce college, and ato now among i,t
varmest friends.
Ten Hundred and Fifty (lo5o) Student.
last year.
Gall or write for CiroIl .r and Commence.
ment procesdtnzP, containing dresses Of
Governors Beaver aul Bivys, snd Rev. Sam
W. small and Rev. sam. r Jones.
REV. JOHN THOMPSON, Dean.
Otfioes, Rooms g and Q. Second Floor.
sl3-endNw .aru
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Proposals Receivet.,

The following proposals have been
received by the directors OF the Street
and Sewer Commission for grading
streets: Brown street from Oak to
Stroud-John Dolan, 32]f cents cubic
yard; John LogCe, 3s cents; p, Oar
berry, 40 cents; Martin u. Keogb, 23%
cents. Wright street nom Oak 70
Btroud-Jobn Dolan, 3S cents; John
Logus. 8s csrts; p. Casbsrry, rs esnts;
Mar In =. Ksoeh, 28H Second itreet
from Franklin 10 Broome-John Dolan,
~ cent John Logus, rs oesss; p Oar
berry, 43 cents; Martin Ks ,Rb, 43ioents.
Third street from Franklin to Rodney
John Do'an, At cent?; J A No.
oauiey, 3sA oenta: John Logue, 10
!" nts; 2. Oar berry, 43 cents; Martin +
Keogh, 46 cents; Hugh Patton. 40 cents.
Rodney street, from Front to Fourth
J. A. McOauley. 2iZ cents; John
Logue, 40 cents, P. Oar berry, 36 cents;
Martin Keogh, SO cents; Hugh Patton,
35 cents. Oonnell street, from Front to
Tourth-John Logue, go oents; P. 0a5-
berry, 53 cents; Martin Keogh, 39E
|oents. Martin +. KsoRh WAS awasded
the contracts for grading Brown aud
Wright streets, from Oak to Stroud, ut
1881 cents per cubic yard. The renal, :
ing proposals will be acted ulon ~ tie
next meeting OF the board.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Court ON saturday Night.

Judge Oummins presided ct 6ssur.
day nights session Of the city court
and disposed Of ths following oases: I:
Elijah johnson, celored, was charged
with the larceny OF quantity Of shelv-
ing, the property OF Mrs. Burns. The
testimony showed that the woman
bought the shelving at . sale several
months ago aud stored It in tho yard at
Lang's bakery, Fifth and Fsenoh
streets. AS she did not como Tor 1t,
Mr.. Lang told johnson that he could
nave It II he would haul It away, and
be sold 1t for so cents. Johnssa was
discharged.
Annie Jones Was charged with the
larceny Of some olcthina, but - the
evidence showed that she had taken Ii
from o boarder In pay ment for his
board, the Judge ordered her to return
It and dismissed the Case.
Mary Cox was charged with M using
her child, but ~ the evidence showed
she was not able TO care for Ii she and
the child were both sent to tho aims
house.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
DR.. ]. MUllER'9
VEGETABLE
ExPECTORANT.

This lnyaausble Aedieine 10 10
snoniedged by tho shoussnas TO be The
rest Cough Medieino in the Gopi 4. !.
nof coughs, Colds, Sore Throat H Hoarson sss,
i.nnammatien Of the Thrtat and Mouth.
Whooping Cough, Oanker. l.asa, kc., there
y = no medicine nov In use tnat has performed
IL 10 warranted not 70 contain any min.
eral substance; It 10 also free from lauda n u %
or SOU Ills; IL may be taker at any time with
perfect safety. Sold by all drugR.Ms s6c
And u bottle. 4 MORO AN n SONS.
Prop, FRO vfdeac-, q.
Dr. Hay ynes' A yabiam BaIsam IA un
s9uaied Tor Ofou). Try Il. 2sc. and 81. at
bIukSn1 maricowem
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Eisction for OaptAIn.

1o,morrow evening Troop 3 will hold
an election for captain to All tie v,can.
oy caused by the resignation o! +. hi.
Macalltstsr Among those nentiOned d
as candidates are Wslliam sntSnm ssv,
John M Dunn, Dr. Oureis, ". H.
Brady NiSst Lieutenant T. B. Rice aLS
w. H. faiIlamb.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
WRESTLING on . Fass Freight Train.
rom the OheRtor Iimos.

A freight train ratified through the city
about 8 O'Clock last evening, and the at
tention of . large number Of persons was
attracted 10 the unusual sight Of two
men engaged In tussel on the top of
car. Al first 1t was thought they wore
fighting, but 1t was seen that they were
Engaged In a wrest,e. The train was
moving at fairly rapid rate, and as the
man moved about on the roof CT the car
1t was feared that they would fall off, or
| one or the other DO thrown to the ground.
TIE chilly spectacle was watched until
/ the train had passed. out OF sight.
No. ~ ~r os. OrAunr 10 IN
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
SCHOOL OPENIH9.

Miss ". z. Donni'on will 70 open her pri
vate school. ct 3a6 W. Fourth street, on
Monday. sept. 8. She Will be at tho schoo
on August 3lst and September let. froa
70 4 o'elees, TO register puptIs. Those
wishing ~ secure seats should apply carly
a2p 81
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

When baby vas sict, we gave her Cshtoria,.
Mhen she was = C'. .ild, che cried for CAstorie
" sen sh. eeGa@' Miss, she chung to Castorla
oria.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
SELECT SCHOOL

MRS. III. HEATH will open, September
18th, . selco. school, at her residence, on
Union street, Second door below Delaware
avenue. Common and advanced branchei
taught. Alse Ornamental branches.
all p-eods
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
"BEEHivE,"
3O6 MARKET ST,
VATER!! WATER!
BUT NO FIRE.

Tuesday afternoon a pipe
burst leading from a large
water tank on the root OF
the Hood, Bonbright & Co.'s
building, Philadelphia, slight
ly damaging by water a
promiscuous lot of goods,
most of them being only on
the edge; will dry and wash
out. We will place on sale
on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock 5 cases Of the above
goods at prices to speak for
themselves, not h a wing
time to enumerate the goods
and prices for to-day's paper.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

IpkRfY CENTRAL
\ tvG 10 per cent In
I'M u GOOD location
ka Apply 70 J. }.
|Mr ASST
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

t(E AND FIXTURES
iItAhinE store, In a
la Business, this
81 St.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

oII bRlCk hOuSE
4 Lovtfina avenue,
gill iell cheap, and
-. MCnthly install
Furlen strset Apply
n. thu omoe. lhtf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

prlRAbLE LITTLE
N ! Elles from vii.
R \ WNSEND.
,uMErEet lyeet.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
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E.'t's. Of trst clats
H. ass cemetery ct
Eu'k' 4. Pleuiy tf
" qnOWEh J HES.
mo, Or JNU. A.
| aaalic Cemetery.
IL u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

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inpr..,,s,sms Esstp.po'
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w ssA l6ass' las 'i,p' - ooos,
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WAITING rs :,
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eOoD STEADY |
Msopi pCSIa Cos.sIa employ. |
y. ~ Sixteenth str,es
Apply "Ily y'-~-l -
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y y !, f,ourch on union
y, Y 'iSSOnPSUn, lstn |
4 W. ly21 II
TsO GENTL.E-I
|, ouI.t hui'yIvi,h
u, y IONS, gas. bath,
Is'1 i''A f2-3t'
ns'L -
COOK GO A
haii,s, Il. SVS c,un'y. Can
~. Y r. Also 8 girl 70
\, ,Tonussst sat- |
INKS, AT 9Ol rAT.l
", svsp prlcely furnished
-, ts,, Of reference
srl
4 Np onbSu IN nm
usJAnEi Z. " W, ~ "
lassIa -
k,iI pQUARrs 0 ri
~ y, e,! Of referees.
I'M hii 0tii's. 81 In
,si,E BOY TO RuNI
~ MI 4 ,hs tlh ssall, sth
Hq" sat
s,ID OOUK, AT SIS
I.
(,,DtSs, lai X sth sr.l
septl o. |
bnu |
EDn DRlCk hOuSEI
4 Lossfinz avenue,
gill iell cheap, and
~. Monthly insisn-I
urlen strset AppYI
u. this once. lbtf |
tPERfY OENTKALI
tyu lsper cont In
n, II GOOD location
"a Apply 70 J. J.I
MK a.Sa |
d HuORsE POWER
mod cendiu,n, with
nan cf WILLIAM
m u west Tenth
Aob.tf
.gtE AND SMALL
wEni u istr prices.
.ussu wagons. wi,
\ fnuan s.s. Alo-sms
/. VI SOLD, TWO o
n; % reasonable offer
ElsS PLNslrGTUk,II
IN, atlm /,
l0sR3 STUaE ANDI,
r :ist; los rent,good
sni pi islling. Ad. /,
lE AND FlXTuRESI |
itthhinE store, In al
Ia Business, y this
s1-3t' l.,
prlRAbLE LItTLEI
n Elles from Will
l,R \ WNSEND. |
u MsiEet ,t,est.
eJyD PLAUE fOR
Fnni itstst Apply IL
|likBLE, near della Ii
al II
'Hg FOUNDATION
rrgillty and Frtnoh
itCO, % o. "
cDDslylNG MAREI
En6. 7. puOLE,1 =
k3tt.e cd |
Naa H0RsE Al,
rs, J. P P@Ii
v d. sytl2t IL
--k I
lah |
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ai,'s. Of trrt clats !
u lev cemetery ct I
1, Z, plenly tfl
ls0wEN J HES. Ia
mo, Or JNU. A. IL
a'ASlic Oens,ery.I'
iEs ltIl6 FIT ONl
soaioe and Adsmsl
'alt slhiOw In eachl
!. -'.a,", Inquire at
Mllinlng. Als0a
-'Alo horses, s2-tfl
~ THICK FAgMl.
W. NY, ,ua'tls a'enue, ls
s',a snsse possession Of =
NV 70 GEuHHE X L.,
a2o-tf p.
,'l.,l ,s'rnRE NIL
lllll liza
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

eJDD PLAUE fOR
fnlt ltrsst Apply
AkBLE, near Della
al II
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

blkRY STUaE AND
x .ist; los rent,good
a,ai oi lelling. Ad-
81 81
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

cAHORsE P0WER
(rued ccndiuln,wi
| NAN cf WILLIAM
mn t3 West Tenth
A2ttf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

N VI SOLD, TWO .
h: % ressonable orer
kLss sPLNhlrtIUk,
IN, atln
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

Hk FOUNDATION |
riilsy and French
tC0. 80 o.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

sgtE AND SMALL
wEni u isir prices.
.M,ai wagons. W.
kfruan sts. Al0sms
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

|. KIN \ lt1l6 FT ON
VIZ 1oaffe and Adams
|S'..iIas Nihdow In each
A,I,,'s. ,.,'. Inquire at
Mllinlng. AlsOa
E',adsLorss. s2.tf I
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
PIERCE OOLLEGg OF BUsIsHss
Record Building, 9i7, ,0ls Chestnut
Street, Philadelphis, Pa.
Thomas may PIercs, M. A.,

Principal anc Souni Ter. McrnIug, After.
mon a1d Night Sessions.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

M, y ,r,kuox fARM
I,.,oa'tls a'enue, /
f,l, f'n,aasi possession Of
L.,lI TO GEuHtiE X,
l"'e a21-ti
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

fhs'It.n,, Il e A N b
E.yMsSo street. Ap.
TaH, No. no IVES,
el.l2'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

srOss rR0p
\; Apply TO n ROB.
n A''iins building
- ll0-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

f1siiT BOY TO RuN IN
All ~; ID. rlh slall, 9Th
wv e5-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05

Ea.I sQUaRrS o Y
ss, e,! Of referees.
(,I III. Otii,s. SLIM
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-13
PROCLAMATION.

Kalakaua, King Of the Hawaiian Islands;
To all subjects and residents Of the Hswa-
ian Kingdom greeting,
Know ye that did, on the 9th day Of July
A. d. 1887, abrogaie the Constitution granted
by his late Majesty Kamehameha v. on the
goth day Of August, 1864, being moved there.
to by the advice Of my Cabinet Council; and
in pursuance Of such advice did sign, ordain,
and publish new Constitution for consider
atoms appearing therein, which Constitution
having this day been duly promulgated is now
and from hencefonh shall be in full force and
effect as the fundamental law Of this land.
Ofthis let all persons take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly
Given at the Royal Palace 81 Iolani al
Honolulu on the 9Th day Of JulyA. D. 1887
KALAKAUA REX.
By the King, -
l.. A, THURSTON.
Minister Of the Interior,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-13

this blind policy, manifestly injurious
to the welfare Of the state, is swept
away. Henceforth all respectable peo-
pie Of American or European origin,
who have cast in their lot with the
country, are on an equal footing politi-
cally with the sons Of the soil This is
an act OF justice which it had been well
for the country to have performed long
ago. AS showing what triumph Of
common sense this feature Of the new
Constitution involves, it is only neces-
sary to remind newspaper readers Of
the fierce response made by the subsi-
died press of the Gibson regime, to
a suggestion put forth by the present
writer that what has now been effected
in national affairs would be a proper
adjunct Of a system Of municipal gov
eminent for Honolulu. To what does
this new departure amount Simply 10
this, that the nation is presented with a
large accreton to its body polite Of
classes in whom the instincts Of oivili-
zation and modern progress are the
heritage of ages of advancement by
slow and toilsome degrees, but who
under the former order were made to
feel that they we're aliens, only valued
for their taxpaying qualities and less
esteemed as material for building up
the country than the ignorant horde,
Of coolies collected from the four quar-
tiers Of the globe. Upon the latter
description Of people our former rulers
felt they could levy contributions in
various ways to minister to their luxuri
Gus existence, while they by theil
policy with regard to the other classes
evinced fearful distrust that, as indeed
has proved the case, they should grow
FESTIVE under the experience Of misgov
eminent and, taking matters in thei
ewn hands, with the might Of superior
intelligence and discipline, where thel
we're comparatively weak in numbers
dash the ambitious and colossal struc
ture Of corruption and humbug in frag
ments to the earth.
The two features Of the Constitution
referred to in the foregoing remarks arr
worth even more pains than we're ex
pended in bringing about all the recen
political changes. An untrammeleC
Legislature is omnipoient in power t
stand off privilege and prerogative, anC
a free intelligent electorate IS at ono
the creator and supporter Of an enlighi
ened Legislature.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-13
Foreign Once.

1t has pleased His Majesty the King to ap.
point the following gentlemen to be Commits
sioners Of Crown Lands,--
His Excellency Hon. w. L. Green, vic,
Hon. w. M. Gibson, resigned.
His Excellency Godfrey Brown, vice Hon
p. P. Kanoa, resigned.
The following constitute the Board Of Com
missioners:--
Their Excellencies the Hon, w. l.. Green
Hon. Godfrey Brown,
Hon. Antoine Rosa.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-13
8p Authoritp.
pepartment OF Flnance.

jury Il, 1857.
All persons having claims against the Ha.
waiian Government are requested to send
them in with as little delay as possible, to the
Departments responsible for their liquidation,
w. L. GREEN,
Minister Of Finance
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-13

July 7, 1857,
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to aP.
point
Mr.. Antoine Rosa,
To be member Of His Prvy Council Of
State.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-13
LOST.

n "LADY VIOLET" GOLD WATCH,
IA with chain and ring attached, some
where between Captain Shepherds on Bere-
tania street and the center Of the city The
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving
the article at the HERALD office.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-13
New York Line
e.

n FIRST CLASS VESSEL WILL BE
Adispatched from New York for Honolulu
TO leave in all September All orders to come
by this vessel should be forwarded as soon
as possible. For further information address
the New York Agents, Messrs. w. II. Cross
mum & Bro, II and 7o Broad street, New
York City,or Castle & Cooke, Honolulu, HI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
ANILlN IN X.
A Warning Against Using il For Con
tracts or Records Because il Fad 5

A Warming Against Using il For Con.
tracts or Records Because IL Fades.
American Grocer.
l was chatting the other day with the
vice-president of one of the trunk lines of
railway when messenger entered with an
important contract. having twenty-one years
to run. 1t was traffic agreement with a
competing line, and was very valuable
document 1t happened to be written with
type writer in aniline ink. Upon seeing
this he positively declined to sign the paper.
He then took the contract to the president
of the road and said: Mil. if you
want to sign the contract you can do it, but
never will. When asked why, he replied:
ut is written in anline ink, which fades,
and long before the expiration of this con-
tract, this document will be entirely faded
and practically worthless" The result was
the return of the contract. with request
that hereafter all important documents, the
preservation of which is desirable, should be
written in ink that would not fade.
During Gen. Grants term as president
one of his cabinet officers discovered that
the records of an important branch of one
of the departments had been for two years
written III purple ink. He had at once is
sued all order forbidding its use in the de-
partment. purchased a new set of books into
which two years records were copied, and
thus saved what in few years would other
wise have been lost. 1t is one of the prob
lens of chemistry to find something Which
will make permanent the beautiful aniline
colors. but thus far all efforts have failed.
1t is growing more and more the custom
to have deeds. contracts and valuable dOcu-
ments printed OH a typewriter in aniline
ink. This is great mistake. because in a
few years they are sure to be Obliterated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
A Washerwoman,s Ball.

London telegraph.
An extraordinary scene was visible yester-
day, March 3. on the lower OF riverside
part of the Quai du Louvre. where the
nautical waShhouses which float in the Seine
are moored. While the laundresses were
busily engaged in their professional ayoca-
lions some itinerant musicians came and
played selection of popular airs for their
amusement. The nymphs of the washtub
instantly left their boat and organized all
al frescO ball on the quay. to the dedication
of all the vagab0ndS in the locality and the
amaZement of the serious folk who hap
pened to be passing near the place. The
laundresses footed it with great spirit to the
merry measures for some time. when a
policeman suddenly appeared among them
and ordered the wandering fiddlers and
harpists to put up their instruments and the
washers to return to their soapsuds.
Thereupon the crew of lOafers, furious
at the termination of an entertainment
which was giving them so much pleasure,
fell upon the policeman, and after having
beaten and stabbed him. were about tc
throw him into the river. when three or
four OF his colleagues came up and charged
the herd of raScals with their swords There
was then general stampede. the black
guards making off in every direction. Six
of them were. however, arrested.
The attacked policeman had an narrow
escape from death. Before help arrived he
was altogether at the mercy of his assaiants,
not one of the crowd of people who observed
the proceedings from the upper part of the
quay venturlng to go to his assistance
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
FOLLY OF TREATING.
Some Valuable Hints on an American
Custom Which Ought to Be
Abolished.
How Gilt-Edged Youth Spent Night
With His Friends Drinking Rye
and Polly.
Coming Home With n Jag On He Ex-
periences IL Three-ply Headache
and Spell of Remorse.
Bow Drunkenness is Prompted by
the Idiotic Hospitality of Treat
ing All Around.

Treating should be made felony. and
should take rank with sheep stealing and
felony.
Take the case of my young friend
George Van Wrestler George is not
naturally Sot. | believe demiiohn of
the oldest Crow that ever crew would be
safe IN Georges keeping if he were locked
up alone with it. Yet night after night
Georgia comes home with that upon him
which is technically known as jag, and
next morning has three ply headache and
spell of congeStive rem0rSe. He is losing
flesh and money. and his aunt has made
certain alterations in her will which will
sadden him one OF these days when Grape
hauntS on the outer wall.
The truth is, George has tried to straighten
up, but the intricate combinations of Treat
ere too much for hun. George loves bill
lards. particularly that uncertain variety
known as pool. Early in the evening he
drops in for a quiet little game.